Meerkat, Ferret, and Owl Experience for Two in Cheshire

Calling all lovers of meerkats, ferrets or owls, or better yet all three? This is a unique chance to enter the world of these three animals and feed or handle them. Begin the day getting to know the meerkats and enter their world and discover their inquisitive nature as they happily explore their environment. Once you have had your time with them, it is time to meet some of the owls. Handle and fly these majestic birds before meeting the ferrets. Ferrets may seem like a fearsome predator but when you get close to them discover just how cuddly they really are. Spend the rest of the day exploring the rest of the park and be sure to look out for regular flying displays of various birds and a chance to get involved with some vulture feeding.

In a Nutshell

• The chance for two animal lovers to meet, handle and feed meerkats, ferrets and owls
• Discover the world of meerkats and learn about their inquisitive nature
• Handle a majestic owl and get up close with some ferrets
• Spend the day exploring the park and the other birds that live there

Key Info

• Availability Description

  Seven days a week throughout the year. Dates fill up quickly, so book at least four weeks in advance, or even earlier for summer weekend dates.

• Participant Guidelines

  Minimum age is 10. The park has wheelchair accessibility.

• Weather

  Cancellation will only occur in extreme weather conditions and in that event, would be re-booked for an alternative date. If in doubt please call the venue to confirm.

• Duration Detail

  It lasts one and a half ours but please feel free to spend as long as you wish exploring the park after the experience.

• Numbers On The Day

  A maximum of three people take part at any one time.

• Dress Code

  Dress for the outdoors, with wellingtons or walking boots. Bring a change of clothes if the weather is particularly bad.

• Other Info

  All our vouchers are fully flexible and can be redeemed against our huge range of experiences. Why not bring along a camera and/or a pair of binoculars if you have them? And it would be a shame not to catch one of the flying displays that take place throughout the day.